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IMPORTANT RAILROAD INJUNCTION; Property-Owners Have Rights Which Railroad Companies are Bound to Respect. The Residents on Gold-street, Brooklyn, Obtain an Injunction Against the Brooklyn City and Newtown Railroad Company--The Law on the Question--Interesting to all Property-Owners.

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July 27, 1869, Page 3 The New York Times Archives

The Brooklyn City and Nowtown Railroad runs from Fulton Ferry to and up De Kalb-avenue. In its circuitous route to reach Do Kalbavenue it passes up Gold-street to Willoughbyavenue, then turns at right angles from Gold Into Willoughby, then at right angles again into Debevolse-streot, from which, after two short blooks, it roaches Do Kalb-avenue.View Full Article in Timesmachine »

A version of this archives appears in print on July 27, 1869, on Page 3 of the New York edition with the headline: IMPORTANT RAILROAD INJUNCTION; Property-Owners Have Rights Which Railroad Companies are Bound to Respect. The Residents on Gold-street, Brooklyn, Obtain an Injunction Against the Brooklyn City and Newtown Railroad Company--The Law on the Question--Interesting to all Property-Owners. Order Reprints|Today's Paper|Subscribe